Took a road trip from Texas to Tennessee. Stopped in Memphis and on the way to Nashville wanted to try some Tennessee BBQ. We saw the sign for McKenzie's off I40 and made our way to it. Near the Budweiser factory. Upon arriving there were some smiling faces leaving and even friendly greeting us. When we entered Mr. Ameen was helping another customer and greeted us saying he had everything (nothing was out in the display, turns out they technically were closed) and to give us a minute and he'll take our orse. We arrived around 6:30pm, they closed at 6:00 but he didn't want to turn anyone away off the highway per the wishes of late Mr. McKenzie.
We had the pulled pork baked potato and our friends the bbq ribs and sausage plate. The serving size was hefty and the food amazing! The southern hospitality is like no other. Mr. Ameen graciously took our order and graced us with the history of McKenzie's. What a blessing he is. And the food was so good! The pork was just right. Not dry and flavor on point. We had some of our friends sausage and that was so good too! The bbq sauce is their secret recipe and also just as delicious.
We left there with full, happy belly's and happy having been graced with Mr. Ameen's history on McKenzie's. Such a great soul.
We also had dessert and we all shared the ones we had. We had the banana pudding, key lime pie, cheesecake with Oreos and apple oie. ALL were delicious. We couldn't choose which was better because they all were delicious! read more